What will the schedule of HWCooling Techtour ’26 look like? You can find out in this article, which lists what will take place and when. We start at eight in the morning and finish at around half past two in the afternoon. The highlight will definitely be the most active students installing a cooler on a processor in a motherboard, as a similar activity to the one held two years ago is planned for the finale. But before that, several presentations about PC hardware.
The infographic below shows the complete HWCooling Techtour ’26 programme with precise timings and, in fact, the content of each block as well. The presentations begin with processors (AMD), followed by motherboards (Asus), and then, before the break, we will try to build some kind of “bridge” to CPU coolers (DeepCool). Finally, Axagon will wrap things up with products that can be used to expand computers.
Throughout the conference, students can ask questions or answer them to earn points, allowing the most active participants to qualify for the skills competition, which will involve installing a cooler on a processor. An online quiz will then be prepared for participants joining remotely. This will also provide an opportunity to interact and win valuable prizes. A processor, motherboard or CPU cooler? Yes, those are what will be up for grabs.
The conference is primarily intended for secondary schools, but anyone can take part. Scanning the QR code on the poster below will take you to the live broadcast, which is also available at this link.
The conference will also feature liquid-nitrogen overclocking of a processor (a Ryzen on an Asus motherboard) and a demonstration of making custom cabling. This will be handled by TichéPC—specialists in some of the most finely tuned PC builds created anywhere in the world.
English translation and edit by Jozef Dudáš
